The problem with upholding the umpire's call
Jun 25, 2016
| Scott Oliver
The purpose of arriving at correct decisions using the DRS is undermined by the need to not undermine the umpire's authority
ICC
Women mean business too
Mar 20, 2016
| Raf Nicholson
That the women players flew economy class to India for the World T20 shows that the ICC still has much to do to establish equality with the men
ODI cricket
Cricket and semantic satiation
Feb 10, 2015
| The Surfer
In his piece for the Guardian's Spin, Andy Bull analyses how Twenty20 cricket and rule changes have made traditional ODI strategies redundant, and remarks that mind-boggling batting feats have become so common, it's bewildering for fans
Bowling actions
Will the World Cup be one big free hit?
Oct 10, 2014
| The Surfer
Although the ICC's crackdown on bowlers with illegal actions is laudable, it's timing could mean the upcoming World Cup might be skewed in favour of the batsmen writes Chloe Saltau, in the Age
Why I am a cricket-feminist
Oct 4, 2014
| Raf Nicholson
Women need to hold more top positions in administration, and sexism at all levels must be tackled
ICC annual conference 2014
Delink Srinivasan from India's global takeover
Jun 29, 2014
| The Surfer
In the Asian Age, Ashok Malik says that it is important to delink N Srinivasan from the larger opportunism behind the BCCI's decisions
ICC annual conference 2014
Cricket makes 'a fool of itself'
Jun 27, 2014
| The Surfer
hloe Saltau, writing in the Sydney Morning Herald, says the support Srinivasan has received from other ICC members does not improve the game's image when it comes to fighting corruption.
The USA and Canada: the have-nots of Associate cricket
Jan 16, 2014
| Guest Spot
They are huge countries with vast talent pools, which means their meagre resources are stretched that much more
'National boards are competitors when they should be siblings'
Nov 25, 2013 Mike Jakeman, the author of Saving The Test, a book about the future of the five-day game, talks about how cricket administrators can unite to make the game more viable
World Cup qualification could give ODIs context
Sep 20, 2013
| Samir Chopra
Bilaterals tacked on to the end of a Test series, or hastily arranged triangulars, could gather meaning if teams had something bigger to fight for. But will cricket's major teams ever agree to such a proposition?